RHS

RHS serves older adults with different care needs, offering options like assisted living, independent living, skilled nursing, home healthcare, and memory care for dementia and Alzheimer's, and there's hospice care, respite care, residential care homes, and even adult daycare services, so there's something for folks who want help but still like some independence or those who need a lot of daily support, and they've got senior apartments and retirement homes for people who want their own space. RHS offers health services plus help with things like house cleaning and on-site maintenance, and there's support for military and security personnel along with programs for education and children, which isn't something you see everywhere, and when health and social care's needed, they've arranged it all to work together, including community and government services. For residents who enjoy activities and comfort, RHS has communal areas, gardens, memory support services, activity rooms, and tailored programs, so things feel less lonely and daily life stays interesting, and if you need special help, they've developed personalized care plans that match your needs, especially around dementia care, respite stays, and nursing support. RHS handles funeral and memorial services too, which means there are arrangements with groups like Evergreen Rebekah Lodge No. 57 or officiants such as Rev. David Hogsett, Rev. Jeffrey S. Taylor, or Rev. Charles Krieg, and they work with funeral homes like Zimmerman Family Funeral Home and Foster & Good Funeral Home; there's help for both private and public funerals, and they offer burial in cemeteries like Mount Zion Cemetery, Rochester I.O.O.F. Cemetery, Oak Hill Cemetery, and Palestine Cemetery, with memorials able to be made to charities or favorite causes, and they can coordinate calling hours and all the small things families worry about. The facility also has a unique side with its digital collections, like old radio programs, "Grateful Dead" archives, historic newspapers, and maps, with open access to the Internet Archive Audio, Librivox, Netlabels, Old Time Radio, and the "Wayback Machine" so people can look back on history, which is pretty rare for a care home, and there are resources for those interested in books, audio, video, software, and images that stretch from the Festival of Books to collections of NASA Images or Solar System documents, so people who love learning or reminiscing have plenty to explore. At RHS, safety matters, with secure environments and features designed for comfort and well-being, with all sorts of support for health and routine activities, and while the facility's known by its own name, there are other options like University Center West, University Center East, Woodland Towers, Rose Manor, The Alliance Community For Retirement Living, Oak Manor, Savannah Court of Orange City, Horizon Bay Orange City, Sweet Home at Last Assisted Living Facility, Deltona Health Care, Debary Health and Rehabilitation Center, Atria at Lake Forest, Four Seasons Assisted Living, Pendry Estate, and Healthcare and Rehab of Sanford, but RHS is set up to help people stay as independent as possible, feel comfortable, and get thorough support when needed.